The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-01

Machine Company From the very sma
es0 beginning this is now one of the leadi
manufacturing establishments in the sta
Much OF the credit is due to the rersor
skill and interchangeable efforts of the Sec,
oaty and Treasurer, Mr.. 2. w. Tonnes. T
0ener officers are n. ID. Mills, President, a
u Il. Johnson, Superintendent.
among the new firms and busin,
Silatilges IN the town we note the follow,
'2couo q Allen have moved into a new \
elegant store. j. w. Keller, who was Of
looked in the writer's first sketch of Oh
40, deals in dry goods and notions i'd
claims to carry the largest stock of hory
IN the city. He is a genial and worth Or
lIier cltlzen OF Savannah. Scutz Broare
modet merchants and can't be happy it'll
OUT the MORNING NEWS. Ogilvie. Ms &
20. have bought out Mr.. Lee and AZ run
nlng first-clasS hardware and rock
cry store. The First National Bans one
OF the most prosperous and solid insutions
Mr.. Charles Vinegar has open a new
ana handsome stock Of furniture i uphol-
stery.
Berlin's Vienna bakery morelan holds
It's own and his bread comes fullp to the
Standard of his model at the Rladelphia
Centennial.
The musical instruments and ock of Mr..
j. Ii. Morny have been remod into far
more colnmodious and elegant ,arteis.
Hon. j. l.. Bryan is still Inefficient and
lncor1uptlble Judge Of the Glnty Court,
ana mr.. j. .. Fries is secure fortified i'll
the Office OF County Survey. Worthier
officials or citizens could not found.
THE CHARrrsToN tfTsE
the favorite stopping-place | the writer,
In the hands of mine host. athan Gazan,
retains all Of its former prdge and excel
lence; Here the drumlneI who are by
tar the best judges in thePremiseS, love
most to congregate. 1t isafe always to
follow their lead.
MIR. James Delaney, r. Cleveland's
postmaster, fills the situatn to the salts
faction Of every one.
THE PRESS
Orlando boasts one live oily, the Record,
Welman, editor; two exellent weeklies,
the Exporter and Sentin, conducted re-
spectively by NJ. Gou and G. Vaughn;
temperance paper, State Jnperance ALI
1nce, by 5. d. Smith: ts Young MEMS
Christian association AlLetin and the
Southern Progress, lonthly, by DR..
Robbins. And yet they a seem to "keep
,he wolf from the door" ad even flourish
BraUo, 6r0utSSinlo for Orlndo.
BARLOW
We conclude this papr with a brief
1otlce of the progress d this hourishing
own, which is no laggarGn the march Of
Improvement. Here it is Sserted that real
state in the business and central portions
II the corporate limits has Increased in value
ully 50 per cent. in the pas twelve months.
We have the authority Of the Mayor for
his statement. The vegetable, and straw
berry crops, too, have bean abundant and
'ald handsomely. The flames are jubilant
'ver the fact that in this latitude they are
ecure from serious damage y frost, while
heir lands are not surpassedin productive
less by any in Florida. Naturally they ex-
,ect big boom and large iIhux of popula-
ion the ensuing winter
Several brick stores and many dwellings
ave been erected the present. year, among
hem a neat Presbyterian church, under the
astoral care of Rev. s. G. Hair.
THE sumtERLIN ACADEMY,
90, will ere long be completed and prove a
riceless blessing to the community. Our
eaders have sen the recent accounts of the
aging of the cornerstone with imposing
1asonic and civic ceremonies The institu-
ion is mined in honor of Jacob
its virtual founder. He
onated % it forty acres of land
4 and around Barlow, which was parcelled
ut into fifty-nine lots, from the sale of
wentyseven of which the sum of $4,000
as teen realized The remainder will
asily bring $4,000 more. On March II
he contract for the erection of substantial
rick edifice, two stories high go by Is feet,
as given out. A hall Is feet wide will run
le entire length of the building with a
estibule in front 20 feet square, surmounted
Y bell tower and steeple IS feet high. The
,ntract calls for 1890, but the furniture
Id appointments will swell the amount to
, least $4,000. This school will supply a
'eat want in that portion of Florida. Bar
w has also organized a
BOARD OF TRADE,
of thirty-five of the best citizens
I'd business men, who are keenly alive to
le welfare of their town. The great want
the place is a commodious hotel with all
ie modern improvements, albeit there are
veral respectable and well conducted
oarding houses. Among them may be
entioned the pleasant hostile of w. H.
earce, near the depot of the Florida South
n railroad, which is situated in the midst
one of the finest orange groves in the
as holding its sessions, that model gentle
an and learned jurist, Judge Mitchell,
'esiding.
Among the visiting bar the writer had the
easure of meeting Hon. NJ. L. Mershon,
Judge Of the Brunswick circuit in
eorgia. He has moved to Orlando, and is
ready in the enjoyment of a large and
crative practice At this court he is re-
med in several important murder cases.
ne Judge resigned from the bench in
aorgia, because the salary of the Office was
terly inadequate for the support of his
mily. How long will great State by this
ggardly policy practically exclude from
r ser vice large proportion of the very
st talent of the country?
The writer is indebted to Mr.. d. w.
anley, the new postmaster, for many
RESOLVED TO INVEST.
As an illustration of the prevailing mania
r Barlow dirt we met a nice, we'll
essed old lady, evidently Of Yankee
igin, deaf as a stone, who inquired by
neil correspondence what Barlow lots
ere worth, and where she could find a
nd agent She seemed absolutely deter
med to "buy herself rich" without a
cond's delay, and doubtless made the
Tort
Mr. S. H. Tigner, formerly of Macon, Ca,
one of the most extensive and reliable
alers in real estate in Florida. He is a
Instant patron of the NEWS and deservedly
Id in high esteem. Here endeth this
istle. H. H. J.
Ep1orv Collage Comm encerll emf.